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TIE LABOR TROUBLES
discussed discussed BY tho Union League Club o.
'Ely3t n Il 4, IN Chicago. !ls5t n

A {y, 4 iit- chicago. 49, s,,sF 5 Z
g CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Political Com.
mittee Of the Union League Club held q
meeting last night for tho purpose OF con.
sldering the present labor troubles here
and elsewhere, with q view, II deemed
feasible, Of inauguratfng q movement
whose object should be to harnonizo "ex.
isting and imaginary differences between
empioyers and employees b a s77, sd
The club took no action as q club, and
did not discuss tho aubjecs as uuch, the
matter being wholly in tho hands Of tho
Political Committee. gtl 5lf.s. iaf !.
The only action taken was the adoption
Of q resolution that o circular setting forth
tho status Of tho labor troubles DO mailed
to. citizens for signature When q suifi.
ciens number OF signatures have been oh.
tanned, q public meeting ID 10 be called. 4
There arc not as many b,icklayers leay.
Ing tho city now 81 when the lockout was
insuRurated, and for the same reason that
keeps bricklayers out OF the city. Whom
the Union here raised its initiation fee to
s25 for the purpcee Of keeping bricklayers
out OF Chicago they did not think, proba-
bly,, that other cit;es would follow their
example. These bricklayers who went
from here to Milwaukee, Kanaaa City and
Omaha, were checked on reaching thoae
cities to lind that they would not be a.
loved to work by the Union until they
paid their initiation fee. As all those who
vent away intend to return when the
trouble here ia settled, they did not like
to pay $40 or $25 into a'uuion whose mem.
bcrship they may belong not more than
q week or two. Tho Unions of the cities
named reinaed 10 change their consti,u.
ton to accommodate the Chicago visitorp.
Several bricklayers who LETT here week
OF two ago have returned, as, being una.
pie to pay the feo the Union required,
they could ret no work, .7, gIl15 -
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ROsENFIELD's FAILURE


Causes Surprise In New York..IIow tho
Clique Unload ed.-Total Loss.
NEw YoRK, June A.--The fsiluro ci
Rosenfeld on the Chicago Exchange wna
a surpriac, and created considerable com.
ment. He was broker for the mysterious
clique which hiss been for weeks coruer.
Ing wheat, and the story in this city ID
that whom this clique found they could
not carry their wheat any longer,
they quietly unloGded r on tleis
own broker, thus forcing him to thu wsl!-
It Is said that his Losses are about $1,000.
900. and that the entire loss in Chicago
will not fall far short Of So. 600. 900.
Thero have been no failures here, and no
serious trouble is apprehendsd st this end
OF the line, II. rg5ji 3gs} n.
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Ghp GstelliqeuiIe1:
ol,loo, So.. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth street,
PERSONS itariHG he city for he season, and sum.
mn trutvl1s. can hare the DAILY. .Is1EllioEscGa
matted to uth postpaid, for GS etnls pr month the
odlrta btin0 ehp,ctd as often as dtstrtd. s.y
ANOTHER fool has jumped from q bridge.
There nrO more iumpera Of that kind in
,his country than there are bridges,

RUSSIA has not asked tho world to bo.
hold what she was doing In Central Ania,
but she has gone right ahead strength.
enIng her poatlon and outwittirg England
at every point. When the clash comes It
will DO seen that England haa underesti.
mated the Russian capacity for intrigue
md daring enterprise. Russia knows
wbst Bhc wants, and is bold enough to
reach lorit under tho very nose Of her
eneIlly, ~, -i'ats t7t'iYl1 FL ,-I,is s1tsS.l.
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W. Q. 7. y. Convention at FnIrmont.
Special Dispatch 10 the I,ltel!iDe,cer. NJ h

FAlRaoNT, W. yA.,Jnne l4.-Tho fourth
annual convention Of tho Women's Chris.
t'sn Temperance Union Of this State open.
ed here to-day with a large number Of de-
legates in attendance. As q kind OF a
prelude to the exercises DR.. Harriett B.
Joneg, Of Wheeling, last night delivered
her csIebrated lecture on "Hygsne and
Hereditary" before a crowded house. At
the opening session this morning Miss
Mamie r. Cameron delivered the address
Of welcome, which was responded to by
Mrn. Ellen @. Thompson, Of Keyssr.
Among those who had . part on the pro-
gramme were Mrs. !. H.. Duva!, Mrs. Il.
3. Hubbard, Mru. Ella Parsone and Mias
Minnie Hutchinson. Tonight addresses
were made BY Mrs. @. B. Buell., OF Chicago,
N Mrs; 4 s; !, Il. Martin, Of Baltimore, Hon. ".
!: Wiley, OF MorSantown, Gen. T. M.
d; harris, Of Richie Court House, Rev. J. o.
Thompaon, Of Keyser, and Frank Burt,
Esq, Of Mannirgton. 58' ~ 8
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K No sy mp.tl,y with parnel,.

LoSDoN, June 1.-THE Times corres-
pondent at Rome Baya that the Pope has
no sympathy with hr. Psrnell's Irish
campaign, but that no official opinion to
chow how the Church regards the move
ment has yet been given, because the en-
ergetic pressure brought to bear by ma
1ority Of tho Irish bishops holds tho nor
nal conservative tendencies Of the Vati-;
eau in check. 8 81 5: /;
Tho correspondent adds that nothing
more 10 definitely known regarding the
question Of reconciliation between Italy
and the Vatican, or Of the establishment
by England and the Vatican Of diplomatic
relations. /. 4 "a
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TIE New York Stars collection for the
Grant monument ameunts to s1,377 60.
The subscriptions arc mostly for $40.
though thero Is one OF $50, one Of s25, one
Of twenty-five cents and one Of Eve cents.
Tho President giyes $40, Notwithstanding
tho Star Is "rcady to receive any sum, no
matter how large or how small" Tho
President sent his contribution about the
time he wnu stocking up with angle rods
and artificial flies. @. 3
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rheS.Amerlcun E,b,,,I,,o,n, !,

LONDON, June 14.-Bartholdi has COM
p!eted on the grounds OF the American
exhibition diorama Of the port Of New
York, presenting in miniature duplicate
o. the statue, "Llbcrty Enlightening the
World" "'E3s9 '} Il *. IS. =;
The Saturday Review says: 1.-THE Ameri-
can Exhibition may bs considered re-
merkabls, as it has received no assistance
from the Government OF the United
States, yet bids fair to prosper, and take a
place among the great exhibitions at
South Kensington." i4f E II. ne gssf5t. ..iEl .ii.Eil
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Z. Tho Crash at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 14:-such
scsne1 Of wild excitemsnt as were witness.
on Change to-day have never been known
here. When the break came everybody
frantically tried to sell wheat and nobody
wanted to buy. III n ahort time July
wheat cold of from sol, to 07}c, while
September dropped from 70s to 753s,
Shortly before noon Hill, Florlzheim 4
Co., wero compelled to announce their
suspsnsion,e thsy5 had bsen buying
for L Kerehsw l. Company, of Chicago,
and were disappointed in not receiving
remittancss expected from Kerahaw, and
being also pre,ssd by 'otber housss to
whom they were indebted yielded to the
preesure. Their Suspension dragged down
Hooker, Cri!tenden & Co. and Frank
Wilson, each Of whom, 1t is understood,
called for $50, 600. John Wilde, Il broker,
announced bis inability to get margins
this afternoon. It is believed othsr
houses will find themselves in deep water
to-day. Much money has been lest hero
ip small smorntu that ia tho aggregate
represent large sum. p y : ;,,t.3
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Shot by 1Ioonlishtern, !

DUBLIN, June 14.-A@ farm servant
named Hurley was shot and killed last
night by u,Gonlighters near Tralee, Coun.
ty5 Kerry. Eleven bullets pierced ( his
body. Hurley bad been in the employ Of
q widow named Burke, whoae husband
was recently found dead undor hay NOV
on tho farm under c:,cuinhtspces which
aroused SUSPICION. tl. "a -
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Burglars up tho River

Burglars attempted to break oman the
sale In tho O.5& P. station al Brilliant
some time night before last, but were IN.
succsasiul in their cflorls. "a elcSss ham.
mef wSs taken from. the tool house of tho
nspeulu!ng iron works snd the combina-
non broken off, but tho thieves were owl
IDENTITY frightened off tho proysisas before
they Bucceeded In getting tho safe omen,
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what q Gorge ~ nua NC Glynn ,IgilIlI G,ll ,Io.

NV YonK, June 14-It has been de.
cided to abandon e,plan Of getting: i,:,,l, up
the monster petition for Dr.. alcGlynrnl',
which wes to bp forwarded to Ronm,os. A
rumor regarding the future movement Of
Dr.. McGlynn and Henry, George in poll.
ties has been started in st, ;stephen's
parish; It is to tho effect that one Of the
two will in the coming campaign run ior
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/ Foul Pln, Suspected.

( 4 man named Cook, who lived by him.
sell in small tenement in tho town OF
Belmont, over the river, was found dead
IN his room Monday morning. He was
about 20 years OF sge and unmarried. He%
was known to have considerable property
and come cash, part of which could not
90 found Then a search was made, The
belief st Belmont is that he died from
nst1ral causes, but there arc some suy.
piclons circumstances in connection with
the matter which may be cleared up b7 q
iuller investigation. An inquest is now
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Mr.. PowDERLY may have enough OF
power and the responsibility which &C.
companies II, and it may be that the
Knighta Of Labor will be able to com.
msnd the services OF as able and we'll.
meaning man as he. ilsss
The fact remains TINT, notwithstanding
his mistakes, Mr. Powdorly has done won
dertully we'll in atrying position, and it
will be hard to find another who will give
as acceptable service. The man may be
developed with the cccaaion, but ho has
not yet come TO the front. 4 s..
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NEW PLAYERS
for tho Wheeling Team-The Improve.
at't ments Mt tho Gronni,. fl,s!sl ~

It' for tho Wheeling Team-The Improve.
ments Mt tho Groundp, .33,
Or. George |. Caddle and Mr., Lou;a s.
Delaplain, jr., Of the Board Of Directors 80 Of
the Base Ball AOaociation were in Cincin.
natl yesterday on the lookout for gome
now players They had one Or two in
NIL mind that they were very dosirous, Of Sc. ;,
curing and whom they expected to find n
that city. They are expected home th;a
morning and will probably bring .home
With them at least one new man. : -.
1t begins to look as thouvh thc homa
association will be able to nut a atyonc
teem In the field next Monday when1n
gesies Of games will be commenced nj tha
daland PARK. Tho Kalamazoos will be The
u. nts. team here. It is almons certain that
thero Will DO at least three new men in
the homo nine. ~ Z J" - -. -
Miller a pitcher from East LIVERPOOL.
has been signed by the home manage.
ment ana is in the city now. He is paid
20 DO good one, having quite an enyiable
record Tor striking men out, i .,1',sa,''
I: during the time the home team haa
oeen on on It's disastrous tour, the Ialand
park has undergone several needed i'm.
pfovements. There has been dumned m
tns ln.fieid about twenty-five loads OF sand
and gravel. 3. This was done heiora the the
heavy rains Of last week. which heat II
down and has left the field as hard and
smootn sa,s aa Q toor. Hereafter the in-feld
aI.er TlI ram Tlll be dry inside of IN hour.
In hhe onl-ne!d has had the Jumps reduced
ana s.a 6een nlcely mown. Tho main grand
stand mas had its entire front guarded by
ylIe, and the ladies' stand bas been COM
pleted. X good grounds have anything
TO TO 40 with winning games, YWheeline
should regain her prestige nexk weak ,'ess''s
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z Alumai Association Formal.

The members Of former GRADUATING,
classes at Clay school met leat night and
organized an Alumni a Aysociation : win a
membership Of about fifty. "A conatitu-
ion and bylaws were adopted, and the
1olloWing otticefs elected for four years:
PRESIDENT, Miss R'da I. Dean !; :Vice Pres.
idens, Miss Lizzie Woods; secrstary.
Henry 3 Emsheimsr; Treasurer, Fannie
Brady Historian, Charles Brilles: Poetera.
MISS Sophie Wright. Mcstings viii be- m
held annually on the second Friday
evening In June. 8, I 4 ;GS' / :. -" ' - =
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pAnIlERsulTi,C poINrs
United States Court Matters-I,Ig Land Suit.

United States Court Mnttsrs-Big Land Suit,
Society NoIes. f
Special Dispatch to the Lnts!.i0e,eer. i ft
PARKEnanuRG, June 14,-United ststes
Court, which has been in session here
since Friday, adjourned to-day until the
23l inst. The only case Of Importance so
far heard is that Of Brooku ya. Penich, in.
volving fifty thouaand acres of land in
in Unshur, Pocahontaa snd Webster
counties. The hearing Was on the do
murrer which Tas oyerruled by Judge
Jackson and the ceae set for the first day
OF the next term OF the court, The de-.
murrer WIS argued by Qtartier and Jack.
son, OF Charleston, ana Governor Bore
man, OF this city, for the plaintiff. and by
Governor ]. B. Jackson for tho defendant.
The criminal docket has been act for
July 9th 10 18Th. Tho Wheeling election
bribery cases are get for July l5:h. lF
The time for hearing the Hsrper's
Ferry Paper Mill case, mentioned in yes.
terday's lETELLIoEScER, has not been set.
Perhaps the most interesting case to be
tried vii! be that of the Supreme Council,
Catholic Knights OF America, against the
First National Bank Of Grafton. This is
one ol the complications ior which Grand
Treasurer Heckner is responsible. About
four thousand dollars are involved and q
number OF very pretty points in law.
Leonard aud Archer, Of this city. and
John 7. McGsaw, Of Grafton, for the Su-
prerle Council, and John a. Hu,chinson,
OF this city, and John W. Mason, Of Grst-
ton, for the bank. Il. 'sE,2i} A
Two weddinga in high life are announced
for the first Of next week: Mics Nellie
Williams, sister OF Postmaste. A, N. vii.
liams, to Mr.. Levin Smith, a riaing young
attorney and, = member OF one OF the
most prominent families; and Mrs. Della
@. Neal, Of this city, to Nj. a. @. Hunt, a
prominent New York business man. The
Meals arc one Of the Oldest and best known
families in West Virginia. .s7ls q:
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CoNsrAsrisorLE. Juno l4.-slr Henry
Drammcnd Wolf, British Hish Coming.
sloner in connection with Egyptian Affairs,
has notified the Porte that Queen yicto.
ria has appended her signature TO the An.
glo.Turkish Convention concerning Egypt
and that Hor Majesty awaits the issus Of
the sultsn's Trade announcing the conyen.
ton in torce. Z. n fsll!Sl.L N
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Prosecution OF Dnyitt.

DUBLIN, juno l4-1t is reported that
tho SGoyetnmsnt intends TO prosecute
Michael Dsyitt and Mr.. Joseph Richard
Cox Nationality member Of Parliament
ios East Glare, for their conduct In incit-
ing the. .Bodyke tenants to resist eviction.
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5 BERLIN, June 14.--Bismarck's condition
haa become worse. He is q lllicted with
rheumatic pains which prevent nleop.
His doctors advise rest and a change Of
climate. His illness,' however, prevents
travelling st present. ,I55f SI55 fI
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Can't Sleen

~ NiEhta is the complaint Of thoupands
ssnileIips from Asthma, Consumption,
Goughs, etc. Did you over try Ackef's
kngiish I Remedy?< is. the best prepa-
ration Known for all Lung Troubles, uold
on 9 positive guarantee at lOc., soc, Logan
d Co. aud 9. Meukemeller, I
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I'm, peror ,sir william ImTpr,ro,,v,;,nr :, n,

BERLIN, June l4.-It is officially an
noanced that Emperor William is making
remarkable progress toward recovery.
He rose atnoon to-day, passed the after.
noon in his ssndy, receiving several re-
ports from Government officials. 55s- ]63}
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THE ~ Garden. !S tho only boer gauraonrI in
the city, will be formally opened Monday
evening, June 20. with grand concert by
INC I opera House orchestra, No. 1901 Mar
ket street, next TO sLuke's,t Az .Ssz.5..'Sss,
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! y inaninss."..... ! 9 "a 81 8 o 10 II II
,iIi;...... 0$251S03 o Iii
'seuoehVi4e""... z U 2 ! a O. % 10 . e. NJ
Columbus Defeated.
.ci1f Dtfnntrh IN fbr Tn,.,y;, :.

s"eesal 's' Dttpach 10 the Inte!ligencer.
& KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 14.-Kslama.
200 defeated Columbus to-day. Dale
pitched finely and no hits were made up
to tho seventh inning, but the esurrpipr;ort
WAS miserable. BucSenberoer and : Rcs.'
seau were fined by the umpire. Score
"a, rd,nninss. F23t4! bt6g7fso
columbus. Il Q! o 0S4 05ofoEo-4
/, !, Bsso hi.s-Kalamazoo, 0; Columbus. 0.
Errors =, Kalamazoo, , s; Co,nmhns@,',d
PPnstel,osnMaison PnSsn ,;s sad Dillon; Dale and
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Other Games Abron.,.

At Chicago- Indian'olis, /: Chicago, sy, 10.
Y A. BOSTON darlington, g; Boston, S.
At Balto-st. Louis, 12; Bsito., Is. ID
AZ tPhila-Clsyeland, 6; Athletic, 3.
AZ New York-Mets, s; Louislle, 5.
I at New Y York-Phil'a, 9; New York &
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Favorable to Russia,

BELGRADE, June 14.-M. Ristics, the
new Premier Of ssrvis, is a man Of stroujg,
pro. Russian sympathies. His elevation ia
considered check to Austria and a gain
for Russia In the Balkans. ~ -.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

In the Sharp trial at New York ycster-
terdsy, q jury had not been secured when
court adjourned. 7i5If5 -
VIM Mahoney, successfully performed
the feat Of jumping from tho Suspension
Bridge into the Ohio river ut Cincinnati.
The Massachusetts House Of Represent
atives yesterday refused to agree on the
Constitutional prohibitory amendment by
a,yots of 1856 to rs. 81 iITSTTii ~
t is estimated thnt the hop, CROP Of tho
Mohawk Valley, New York, will be one.
third OF an average. There ia only two.
thirds the usual acreage. lac
Z"Dagoo Joe, the half-brecd murderer If
Mate Water -! Haynes, q, white boy, at Shelby
Depot, Ml5s., was taken from the officers
by mob Of fifty men and hanged to q
Frank Fowler, who thirteen months ago ,iy,
forged check for S37 900 on Governor
Bate, OF Tennegaee, has been arrested.
ae was found on farm near Rich Valley,
Ind. /. \ =. - x
The; one hundred mile road race with
bicycles for the championship OF tile world
run at Crawfordsville, Ind, was won by
William a. Rhodes, OF Boston, in hour,
minuta and 81 seconds. Il y tSg;5tyf n
Tho President has ordered all tho can.
tnred rebe! flags, now In charge Of the
War Department, returned to tho authnri.
ties OF the respective States in which the
ffesinents reg !; that bore them were organized
A-S4l
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st Mrs, Kate Chase will ooon 70 10 Europa
again TO continue her daughter's edues.
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MASsfILLp

,si Earned M runs, Mansfield, 4; Wheeling. a Hama
lat snh on bass TwH asssdas Ssss h As1n Rssy
out By Kelly MaliorS EEhsens E1s hss Struck
Pals BY Kelly. by Mallory Wild piebes t 9siS SH
nelly, g. P'ssed balls, Yak, /. UmpIrs Stsi!y ~
att sgrges q s,eoier. Taylor. Time Of game. i hour
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An early struggle-Ttying to got your ,,1alr
vito to build the fre.--Drake's Muqasine.
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spee'us D'spa'ch 10 NC lntellfoencer. .A III
). sA'SD1skY, : O., June l4.-sandusky was
defeated tle in an eleven inning game bv
steubenville to-day, eight passed balls
Dy ns5 Bel!z y. and the wildneaa of Avery, who
Was MT hard, overbalancins tho almost
perfect work Of the field. ) In the laat half
OF OF the eleventh inning, with tho SEQ score iii ii
TO 10 in favor Of sandusky, Nicholaon hit
iof 10 home = q g run and smatthwaise's for three
psss, ,poth's single bringing home tho
winning run. Remarkable catches by4
Kyn, Hewer and Hobright were the fea-
saadassy..:.... lndninsy:.... ! H2s5d 5ssssSe1o1l
oseaoenVille"... 'sN' % IA 10 q s--is
BaItefies-Avery and Bcltz; Osborne
and Davis. Home run, Nicholson. Three
pa bbasgers' l:!se Hewer and smurthwaite. Two
WIG pitchee, Avery 7. Passed balle, Belts
9; =; Davis 5, Struck out. by Avery 8; by
Osborne 5. Umpire, Jameson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
SOME WOLVERINES.

Representative Ramsey viii locats n
Lansing, us said.
Dr. AcKain and wife, Of Vicksburg. have
started on = European trip.
The PlainEeii Presbyterian church has
extended a call % Rev. e. p. Bates.
The Hon. E. NJ Fogg, Of Lansing. has
gone 70 Montreal 10 talk labor doctrine
DR. Weir IS not only going 70 stay in Os-
coda bat Il = reported that he IS about TO
reopen nis hospital
Dr. r. Gundgum, Of lonlA. has sold his.
business tnd property % Dr. J. B. ConnOr,
81 WLsconzin, aud vii s0cn locate else
where.
r. r. Wordsn. OF lonia. has a stone Jag
holding pint when Is an heir loom IN his
iamily. having bean purchased IN England
10 years ag0.
J. "a. Potter informs ths Lansing ReDubli-
ear that 0sorgs " Chu1s. Of Philadei phiA.
j. bis esndidals for The laoor party nomina-
ti0r Tor President
Auditor-Gsns Whitney has re-
turned irom California 10 Lansing 10 settle
~ BIS business preparatory % re-
turn - the Paciac SLOPE
Prof Beal. Of The state Agricultural Col
iege. nss been in Springfield, H.. pr0mi-
nsnt member Of the Nelo1al FORESTRY Con-
Eress. In session ia that city.
A refrain from Glissd. Governor Luce Is
not a goose. not msch Of a goose is be, on
fairs he d0les, and turnips and votes. and
kilograms @. y. D.-Dsteail Wees.
The W. c. T. q Of Rayenna. Ohio. has
published resolutions of re<re. AZ the re-
nova of Mrs. " Ill. scott from there 20
fonia-a little rough on icnia, by the way.
hon. r T. Van Ziie. Of Charlotte. was
summoned 10 Creston. lows. lass week 20
look after the interests 81 tde Charlotte geo
pie Who were hum Ia the raiIrosd wreck
tners.
President Ledysrd Of the Michigan Cen
ira. Is making a problem OF heating cars
by stesm. snd thinks Of equipping BIS cars
with reservs furnaces and cosl % supple
lnent the steam heating service from the
engine.
According 10 the Lansing I9srrsai p. Gil
more - corresponding with Miss Julia Rus
sell. the leader Of The Grand Ledgs young
ladies' band. With a view of slfscting an en-
gsxenens for the season With the organizs-
non % travsl rith The famous GimOrs band.
Fisary r. Briggs. Kalamazoo county
pioneer. died a. his home in Pavilion on
Tuesdsy. Re Was Z, years old and settle on
the place where he died forty-Gins years
sgo. He leaves property valued A. $50 oo0
he vas married Cor the first time ABOUT
three years aro.